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The Hattiesburg Saenger Theater is a historic performing arts center in downtown Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Established from a 1929 movie palace, it now hosts a diverse lineup from ballet and orchestras to live comedy and special events. With a total capacity of 978 seats, the venue offers a multi-level seating arrangement for a variety of stages and performances. Secure your seats with us for an authentic historic venue experience in the heart of Hattiesburg.

Address: 201 Forrest Street, Hattiesburg, MS 39401. The theater is listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) since 1979 and underwent interior renovations in 2000 to preserve its classic charm while updating the experience for modern productions.

Parking is convenient with the West Pine Street parking garage nearby, typically offered at no cost for event attendees (100-198 West Pine Street, Hattiesburg, MS 39401). For getting around town, Hub City Transit provides weekday bus service, with additional in-town options like a weekend trolley and rideshare services noted by Visit Hattiesburg. When planning a visit, consider nearby hotels and dining options to make the most of your night out.

Seating and Venue Details

  • Total capacity: 978 seats
  • Auditorium seating capacity (per chart): 627
  • Multi-level seating design to accommodate a wide range of performances
  • Historic interior with modern updates from 2000 renovations

Parking and Transportation

  • Parking: West Pine Street parking garage (100-198 West Pine Street, Hattiesburg, MS 39401) — typically free for events
  • Transit options: Hub City Transit (weekday service); in-town transit includes a weekend trolley; rideshare services available
  • Walking distance options from nearby hotels and dining

Nearby Hotels

  • Hotel Indigo Hattiesburg — 103 S 30th Ave
  • Holiday Inn Express Hattiesburg West – Univ Area — 209 Thornhill Dr
  • avid hotel Hattiesburg West — 200 N 40th Ave

Nearby Dining and Affiliate Partners

  • Local eateries within a short drive or walk; we partner with select hotels and dining to offer convenient options for show nights
  • Tip: check affiliate links for exclusive rates and recommendations when planning your visit

Notable Events

  • World Ballet Company – Swan Lake
  • The World Famous Glenn Miller Orchestra
  • Napoleon Dynamite LIVE! (20th anniversary)
  • Reed Timmer – Dominate The Storm

About the Venue

The Saenger name reflects a network of historic theaters, and the Hattiesburg location carries the same legacy of presenting diverse performing arts. It remains a cherished cultural landmark, listed on the NRHP since 1979, and continues to host performances that draw residents and visitors alike to downtown Hattiesburg.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 978 seats (official site).
  • Address: 201 Forrest Street, Hattiesburg, MS 39401.
  • Venue type: Historic movie palace from 1929 now serving as a performing arts center.
  • Seating chart: Official page provides a multi-level seating chart; Auditorium Seating Capacity is listed as 627 on the chart page, while other pages and the site indicate a total capacity of 978.
  • Parking: West Pine Street parking garage used for events at no cost (100-198 West Pine Street, Hattiesburg, MS 39401).
  • Transit: Hub City Transit offers weekday bus service; Visit Hattiesburg notes in-town transit options including trolley on weekends and rideshare.
  • Nearby hotels: Hotel Indigo Hattiesburg (103 S 30th Ave), Holiday Inn Express Hattiesburg West – Univ Area (209 Thornhill Dr), avid hotel Hattiesburg West (200 N 40th Ave).
  • Notable events hosted: World Ballet Company – Swan Lake; The World Famous Glenn Miller Orchestra; Napoleon Dynamite LIVE! (20th anniversary), Reed Timmer – Dominate The Storm.
  • Renamed/demolished: Not demolished or renamed; listed on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) since 1979; underwent interior renovation in 2000.